Two popular ‘dodgy' apps showing football games for free are BLOCKED on millions of Fire Sticks
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TWO apps used to watch premium TV and football matches for free on Fire Sticks have been blocked, according to users.
The pair of apps provide links to hundreds of channels from across the world, ranging from movies to sports.
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They can't be downloaded from Amazon's own app store, instead people side-load them onto their Fire Stick and use a VPN to avoid detection.
The two apps in question are Flix Vision and Live NetTV.
Users have started complaining on social media that the pair no longer work, suggesting Amazon may have blocked them.
It's not clear why at this stage.
AFTVNews suggests that the block may have come about due to concerns over alleged malware hiding on the apps.
Amazon has been approached by The Sun for comment.
The tech giant has been increasingly accused of not doing enough to prevent illegal streaming.
Earlier this year, broadcasting firm Sky hit out at Amazon for not doing enough to tackle piracy, saying that the problem is costing the industry "hundreds of millions of dollars".
'If you speak to friends and colleagues, [or] you watch football, people will know that you can get jail-broken Fire Sticks, and you can access pirated services on Fire Sticks,' Nick Herm, chief operating officer at Sky said in March.
Herm accused Amazon in particular of not doing "enough engagement to address some of those problems, where people are buying these devices in bulk".
He also believes that modified Fire Sticks "probably" make up "about half of the piracy" in the UK.
Amazon has previously said that it is "committed to providing customers with a high-quality streaming experience while actively promoting a streaming landscape that respects intellectual property rights and encourages the responsible consumption of content".
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